related to Verse translations and adaptations · 47Wulf and Eadwacer → Action Books, Anglo-Saxon Poems, August, Bernard O'Donoghue, Boston Review, Brooklyn Rail, Carnahan, Columbia Journal, Craig Raine, Eadwacer, Eadwacer/Daylight, Elanor Dymott, Faber, Fiona Sampson, Folding, Four Departures, From WULF, In Translation, ISBN, Kerry Carnahan
related to Sources · 35Wulf and Eadwacer → Adams, Alexander, An Interpretation, An Invitation, Anglia, Anglo-Saxon England, Baker, Blackwell, Bruce, Classroom Edition, Eadwacer, Eadwacer Reloaded, Elaine, English Philology, Fred, Guide, Ian, Introduction, John, Journal
related to Genre · 20Wulf and Eadwacer → Additionally, Benjamin Thorpe's, Eadwacer, Eadwacer's, Exeter Book, Exeter Book's, For, Frauenlied, However, Of, Old English, Rather, Riddle, The, The Wife's Lament, These, Thorpe, Though, Wife's Lament, Wulf
related to Characters · 13Wulf and Eadwacer → Anglo-Saxon, Both, Eadwacer, However, In, It, Michael Alexander, Old English, Penguin, Some, The, The Earliest English Poems, Wulf
related to Novels and short stories · 10Wulf and Eadwacer → After Me Comes, Eadwacer, Flood, Hamish Clayton, Ngāti Toa, Penguin New Zealand, Sarah Perry, Te Rauparaha, The, Wulf
related to Text and translation · 7Wulf and Eadwacer → Another, Eadwacer, Elaine Treharne, Ian Shiels, In Wulf, The, This
related to Music · 5Wulf and Eadwacer → American, Blood Axis, Born Again, Eadwacer, Wulf
Author(s) · 1Wulf and Eadwacer → Unknown
Date · 1Wulf and Eadwacer → c. AD 970–990 (date of manuscript)
Genre · 1Wulf and Eadwacer → Old English elegiac poetry
